Aberdeen Asset Management Plchas seen sovereign wealth-fund assets shrink by about 13 billion pounds ($19 billion) since a peak in 2013 as clients from oil-dependent countries cashed out and markets slumped.

An earnings season billed as make-or-break for the stock market has been almost completely drowned out by lockstep moves steamrolling everything from equities to oil.

Remember how investors piled into financial stocks betting higher interest rates would stoke an earnings renaissance? A month later, that big long is a big short.

Franklin Templeton’s Michael Hasenstab, who made an outsize bet on Mongolian bonds, is feeling the chill after tumbling commodity prices and rising political instability spurred a plunge in notes issued by the frigid Asian nation.

Deutsche Bank AG co-Chief Executive Officer John Cryan is losing market share in businesses he wants to expand, highlighting the risks he faces in scaling back costly debt trading.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc is under pressure to reward the faith of the more than 80 percent of shareholders who shrugged off the risks from slumping oil prices to back its record acquisition of BG Group Plc.